The Business of Law: How ALSPs Will Thrive in 2023

Jan 5, 2023

Editor-in-Chief of LegalTech News, Stephanie Wilkins, featured Level Legal CEO Joey Seeber in her recent article Legal Tech’s Predictions for the Business of Law in 2023.

As we move into 2023, many experts predict that segmentation between law and business will cease. Success is no longer measured by mastering the law but instead relies on savviness with budgets, revenues, staffing, outsourcing, technology, and more.

What does this mean for alternative legal service providers? The short answer: a rise in competition in the delivery of legal services. “Service providers that offer quality work and an emphasis on quality people,” said Seeber, “will thrive.”

See the complete article and what other legal experts predict for 2023 here.

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